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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-05


The Montgomery eounauicatiou
which Ne publish today. reveals the
fact that our DesAscrano frienda ara
not 90 united IN their support Of local
candidate for the olsEkship 81 the proc
Pect Of . home appointment vould
seen 30 warrant Jadgs Joues uiI
most likely make this diaaheO,sor
among Seattle Democrats his pressxi
for going elsewhere 10 nnd bis man
The PoSr-ISTEIIIoEScER is Of d.
opinion that be woald so slsvhers foi
his Clerk even though the local Democ
raey should surpFise the public Sy Wis
and harmonious setisn.
NotwithssAnding oar disliks for Dene
esaey We van, 10 zee fair play. And %
know ,hst there are some worthy Demo
Gratis In King county Who are applioants
for this position, which rightly belooss
ts . Democrat aud in justice should 80
10 . Seattle Democrat II Ja1ss Jones
surpEtsss % by sueh an agpain,
ment Il must then be admitted
that be is better than bis party. eeeausa
thus far IL vouid seem 10 be the amei
ton Of the Cleveland Adninissratisu
10 do qaite the opposite Of thai which "a
promised Judge Joass was reported a.
having said thai be vo1ld arpolp,
none other than = ssAitle Demo.
erai TO the elsrkship. wss this
promise sale apoa bis ovn respau.
aibiuty Or was Il intended 90 he in d e
name Of The ClsveiaRd Adrainissratsaug
n The latter, then vv saow sxAssly
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-05
CnlCAee mAYoRALrT.

The approaching Msyoralty contest
10 Chicago promises 10 Develop into q
SIGHT between the upholders Of Law and
order On the one hand and The on, and
out Socialists ON the other. Good siti-
sens realize RenerAlly that the triumph
Of the seoialistie party will be 9 fatal
blow 70 The best interests Of the city.
Desirable immigration viii cease. ths
worst elements Of society 10 Europe
and America will hook thitheF. city i'm.
pFovenents will come 10 an end, men
Will hesitate 70 invest money In the
place, insurance rates will go up. and
good government will be thing Of the
past. he publiOans and Democrats alike
appreciate the danger which would fol.
Low victory Of the party upholdine the
haymaEkst massacre, and II may result
In their throwing their votes in favor Of
Roche and thus insure success for ths
Republican candidates.
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rnE HoTEL DE noNTE.

Great - vas the destruction 81 Mon
terey By the recent eOnhaerstion. II u q
matter for ooneFatuIasi0n THAI ne lives
we're Lost. The magnificent hStsl had q
AFe-extinguIshine apparatus Of the
noaa approved pattern, bus Of course,
~ ID usual In such eases, 70 vas out Of
order. Unless appliances for pnttin0
eat hres are inspected at frequent inter
walls, they get Oui Of repair. This has
been provedby too many i5sfectaal at-
tsmpts 10 use appliances In Gases Of ar.
gent necessity. II is On old story, and
thoss Interested nessE appear 70 learn
The lesson which many pEevisus disas-
teFs should have taaeht them. Until
large establishments have regular and
frequent trials Of their means fer
quenchine nFss, people will have little
ssnnaence in their efficiency.
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aUKER APPLICANTS res oFFlcE.


( WasAsAetos Specsai.J
Tue civil service commissioner a day
or too ago received letter from 6 pab
lilo school taaaheF tn Michigan, wanting
10 know II the commissioners would not
bring her . blank application the next
time they happened 10 be in the neigh
eoEheed. A Blank form WAs sent 90 her
and shortly after returned Oiled up.
Her ace Uas stated - fsrty nine. bat
the physician vhe certified 20 her coed
health aid that thsogh she uaa forty
nine. be vonld assure the commissioners
thai abe did not hook . day over thirty
I'VE aud VS. e. spFy A. a woman Of
thirty. A German down In TexAA
whose application looked as u q dcxen
animated self-tnking pens bad been
dancing the Virginia reel ever Il. wrote
thai daring The time his ApPointm
was pending be uoeld aeoepi any on e
thai PAID over eSoo = year. Another
lady uhc Stshed % change her hack-
woods resi3encs Tor q eovernnent eua-
plsye's desk In The Capital. cent her
msthers marriage certihcAte 10 Prove
her aSe. and also enclosed with the 40
pl'cAtiOn letter asking the eommis
aiOnsrs 10 keep Prssid. nj Cleveland
from going O. the toeAtsE thai week. az
she had prNmenition thai something
horrible weal3 hAppeR 10 htu u be wset
thssfa
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The United States suprsms Court
Fsadsred . decision yesterday which d
II Rreas Importance 70 the State Of Eev
YSEk. The eass vas ose Of thiEty-nVs
bro1ehs b. the National banning sstsb-
lishments against the municipal author
tiles Of New YORK. City 70 ascertain
WHISTLER shares Of bank stock e0uId be
ASSESSED ct Q greater rate than IL as
sssssd upon other monsyed capital in
shs hands ct Individuals. The saprSDe
Court afirms the decision Of the court
bsl0w and decides in favor Of the State
Bank stock involved in this dssisiOn
viii aserseats over 100000.
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TEE GRERN-kYED MONSTER IN rms
CHURCHILL RAMILY,


The latest scandal Of London society
couples the name OF Prince Albert Vic
tor with that Of the wife Of Lord Ran.
dOlph Ohurchill. Wales heir and The
probable occupant, at no very remote
time, Of the English throne. has had the
misfortune 10 fall Ia love with trucu.
lent LoralinR's wife. The attachment
10 oil ene-sided. II appears; nevertheless
Che dyspeptic Randolph is 50 unreason-
ably jealous about IL, that the eircum-
soFibed dimensions of his own island
won't hold him. lie has therefore be-
taken himself 10 the continent, where
he will remain Gin doleful dumps" tin
she hope Of she Guelphs Is cured Of bis
iHfatuation. Prince Albert Victor 10
said 10 be vapid, empty headed youth,
with none Of the brisk common sense
which In the case Of his father does duty
for brains. However. We should think
that ell the amours and love Affairs OF
the latter would make him most oom.
pe1ent mentor 10 advise his Arsl born
against the danger Of cheFishiRR hopo-
lees attachments.
Lady CAurohill is an American and
very beautiful. and no doubt she has the
tact and discretion 10 manage this load
OF "calf love" which is laid az her feet.
Not breath Of scandal has touched
her, and u is 10 be hoped she viii be
soecsaaful In oppssias hrm bui kindly
froHa against The Establishments Of her
loVe-struck swain. IL The leader Of the
fOarth party vas not 9 bloOkheAd be
vsald ssms 10 her assistance and aid
her In the tsak Of follin0 an attachment
which In the nature of things must Be
hopaleaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-05

A telegram fEem San Francisco Of
the ID instant ID eonhFmatiye Of What
our Hsnolnlu correspondent ssya Of the
Opium bFibe in his letter, which sp
peaFed In our issue Of Sunday. Tbs
Hawaiian hiehbinders. IL seems, have
no faith IN that divinity which is sup
posed 10 hedge . king, In proof Of
which they have offered 9 reward Of
$500 for David KsIskaua's head II
the monarch Is wise. be viii carry on
bis festivities within his palace gates
or, II be does have the terneEity 10 20
abroad, IL will be prudent for him 10 &c
we'll attended with ''lictors," and, above
I'll. 70 give Chinatown q vide berth.
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RAILROAD sPECULATIoxs.
Yakima StonaII

IaktLSd otgAdi.
Our reporter met one of the Seattle,
Lake Shore and Eastern engineers Al
Gle Elun. Tuesday, and immediateIV
started in on the pumping process with
view to news. BE said that his partv
was eocamped in the Snoqaalmie pass
and we're working westward. He had
been instructed to make q topoQraph-
teal map Of the country east Of the
mountains and found that the route
from the head Of Lake KicheIRs 10 the
summit OF the SnoQuRlmie paas. six
miles, was most favorable for a road,
there being a grade Of bat $50 feet 10
shat distance, bat on the western slope
TIE work would be more difficult, "De
You know what believer" A negative
answer was given, and be continued:
well. think the main line Of the Sc.
attle, Lake Shore and Eastern will never
go nearer 10 the 6nequalmie pass than
the Snoqualmie hop yards. 1 believe
the work IN the pass Is g feint for the
purpose Of keeping out composition.
From the bon wards the line will sveFvs
aud go up White rivei, skiFtinR the
mountains and crossing by the Matches
pass. This u the most avail a BILE CROSSING
The line thus built would parallel No
other road; veuld run through q coun-
ny rich With ti0 material fer eastern
freight, and e1s.id be built at leas ex
rense than ~ any other route. The
Snoqualmle iron miRes Of course would
be tapped, bot Il would BE by means Of
q branch and not the main line"
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ELL NYR 0N PIE
FOar Drummer Demand his opinion
on a Serious Pelnt.

Four Drummer Demand his opinion
on serious Peint.
/ am In receipt Of the following letter,
bearing date OF WashinRton's Birthday:
CoHooRDIA. Kan, Feb. %, 1887.
Ar. William Wye; Knowing that you
~ friend of the travelling man, We DO
NJ hesitate 10 ask your opinion or ad-
Vi a. 10 what course We should pursue
in matter OF vital Importance to rs.
The proprietor Of the Hallibert House,
Red Cloud. Neb.. the leading hOstelry
there, Insists upon cutting one pie in
sixteen pieces, which only gives one
sixteenth Of q pie 70 the commercial
man. I'VE have demonstrated with him
about this, bat without avail. What
shall We do about IN Please advise us.
Yours amitatively.
WILL REID.
HLRRY HIcks,
GEoR0E THOMPSON,
E. q. LINDSAY.
REPLY.
AsHKvILLE, N. O.. March Is, 1887.
Msssrs. Reed. Hicks, Thompsoa aHd
L,tn&saB, az large-GENTLKMKN: YOar
favor dated 81 Ooucordia. Kan, 22d alt,
IL now In frost Of me a. write. hate
to come In between the commercial man
and the hotels In q ease of this kind, &C.
pecially in order TO monkey With rela-
tioua that are already strained; and yet
something ought 10 be said at this time
or We may easily foresee that the over.
worked American pie will ct length be
compelled by reason OF brain flag TO
abandon the proud position which il
nov holds relative ~ our Interstate
commerce.
/ know that commercial men are
prone TO ask too much Of hotels at
times, and thus infiame the propRietogs.
have known many such instances in
which the tourist was clearly In the
wrong; but the ousrages we're always
peFpetrated BY travelling men whose
early lives had been passed In OBJ
seaFity.
People say that travelling men are too
forward And beld and ought 10 DO a lie.
tie more ee the bluah unseen business,
but found when was on the road that
had to be bold. especially a. the hotels,
for the clerks were bold. the porters
we're bold and the diningEoom girls wsrs
In several instances extremely 20. II |
did not demand the bridal chamber
generally goa tea chest No. 6k. wiah no
knsb on the door, and when I would
punch the button on the denunciAtor Ii
would fall eli with q low tFemuloas
sound and roll under the bed.
Gentlemen, In conclusion, hardly
know what 10 SAY, unless u be 10 add
that the tendency Of the age seems to
BE towards the Capitalization Of pie.
This ia bound 10 make the thin man
thinner and she fat man fatter. Frsm
statistics nov In my hands have ascsr-
tanned thai We have enough pie In
America. II properly disirihated, 10 give
10 each adult, exclusive Of Indians nos
taxsd. one-eighth Of . full grown pie
and still leave ore sixteenth Of 9 pie
for each child Of sohool age.
Gentleman. this lettsR 10 already too
long. cen add nothing mere unless IL
Be years truly, BILL NIz.
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DAILY POST INTHueHcER

Judgs Gresham yesterday aepoihted
0snsFaI JOAN MoNsIta, Of Blooningtsn,
IIlin0is. Rsssiyes foF he wabash Rail
veg lines est Of TIE HississiDpi river "a
saeossd Jades Csoisy. vbo b nov
Chairman Of The Inter -etsss Oommssss
Oommiasion. General MeSuIts vas ID
Seattle on one Of the Grad Army ex'
sursions duEing lass su@msr. He hal
many friends here who vii rsioics 4
learn Of his having bssn appointed h
suoh an important positioa-
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u THE aTEEN CRAET,

lCsAlssrssas - Neg Yoys Tiuass
Tue mental psenliAriiies 81 tie qussr
are e<coEntne esnerAl topie Of eCnver-
satioa. and tie opinion that aes i Dc
nented . srsely exrrssssd nov IA auar.
tiers where q woald have been scoatsd
a year aRo. Her saaaen freak OF hAxins
a circas and tecAtriral p~rforaaase eiv
en- for esF solitary deleetaiian natara!ly
sagsssta the nantA % The laaa KIes
Lsais 81 Bavaria.
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what u maansi H0wsssR. Ehs iosmi
Dsnoszaas. II not abis % units npon .
candfdass sbOuid not show bsd blood
and By - doing Gtvs bis hon0r . pians-
HE crease fSs seeking his sisEk siss-
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What q truly beautiful world re live
In Nature gave us grandeur Of noun
tsins, eleas and OCEANS. and thousands
Ct means Of enioymenL We can de-
sire NJ more when IN perfect health;
but how often de the majority Of people
feel like giving up disbeartened, dis
c01faQed and worn out with disease,
when there ID no occasion fer this feel
ing, a. every sufferer can easily obtain
satisfactory proof. that Green's August
Flower, viii make them free from dis
ease, a. when born. Dyspepsia, and
Liver Complaint are the direct causes
Of sevesty fve per cent. Of such mala-
dies ss Biliousness, Indigestion, Siek
Headaehs. CostivsDess. Nervous Pros
tFation, Dizziness Of the Head, Palpita-
ton Of the Heart. and other distressing
symptoms. Three dos 3 Of August Flow
o. viii prove Its wonderful effect. Ssm-
pie bottles. 10 cents. Try L. d.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
: - ---,----~-~-~--
CARD OF THANKS.

kDrToR PosT-ISTELLIeENcKR:
Allow me through the column Of your
paper 70 return my sincere thanks TO the
othcers and mem oers Of cur Fire Depart.
ment for their prompaness In sxtingnish.
ING the nre in my dwelling on SIndaV
morning. thereby saving not only INV
property. but perhaps the lives Of paonls
Sleeping In that vicinity. Very reNpect.
tally, yours. r. G. 6RAvES
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srvsnz6<d Rrsb Iiesa.1
swesf ths air,
sly hgw fair
Day dosh break;
Misty cloud
In Q shroud
Winds the laka
Mountain feak
Heaven doth seek,
Crimson tipped;
It's Q maid
white aKrMYs6,
Chsrry lippsd.
Chanticiser
CsoWe9h near,
OEen log;
Birding cali.
On tie val
Squirrels 90.
sun ID 10;
Full the cup
OF cur day;
Homeward walk,
Ohsery talk
All the way.
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ByKRs - CIssNA - at the residence Of
Ralph Clayton. North Seattle, April 8
l@a; by Rev. II. l. Bates. VIM. J. Byers,
Cissna. OF Shelby, Mo.
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ORGANIZATION OF A RAILROAD
COMPANY ~ TEE RARn-
ERp UAION.

WALL1 WALLA, April 3.-The repre-
sentatfxea 81 the Farmers Union from
Umaailla, Columbia and Walls Walla
counties have held q Oonvention 1t
Walla WaIla, and appointed as directors
20 organize q railroad company, j. II.
Boyer, j. NJ. Cornwall, Frank Lordan,
W. r. ReseF and OrIey Hull, Of Wslla
Walia; John Brucs and W. Denny, Of
WaitsbarR; Nathan Pierce, OF Milton,
and John BFininQ. Of Dayton. said
directors have flied articles Of incorpoF-
alton foF the Walla Walla q Puget
soand Railroad Company; capital stock.
100000. J. y. Boyer vas elected
President, With headquarters al Walla
WaiIa. HE company is organized fer
the PuFpose Of buildinR q line fFsm
WalIa WaIIa 10 connect With the North
eFn Paciic and lines elsewhere IN East
ern Washington and Oregon where they
are needed BY the farmers.
The 0rsgoaSaa sonments - follows
apon this organization:
The farmers Of the Walla Walla eoan-
Try, with several business men and capi-
lalista, have organised Q company undeE
the name Of the Walla Wsllu 4 Puget
sound Railroad Company. lee purpose
ID understood 70 be the construction Of
a Railroad 20 connect With the Northern
Pacific at or near Umatilla, and the lat
ter company 10 probably a. its back.
This movement IN a direct consequences
Of the extortionate charges made ~ the
Oregon Railway a Navigation 90. on
wheat under les 70 per cent policy" The
producers cannot live and pay the Fatei
demanded. They have engaged TO pay
the line 10 be built - per ton for ell
their grain for two years.
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ATTENTION, LADIES.

CoMETHTNG NEW AND ELReANf.
= A self fttsnz Preach tail y system for
cutting Dresses. C7oAks. ETC. No cutffnR
cut the bttle piece Ia back ~ which 20
form SIDE eo9J. - AL other chart Byuseuna
Co. which has taken two years hard sf1dy.
and 70 for Ys4r crnveniascs, a. well a.
Rtna. Have also q Sieve system. Iee-
soes given any day and q al kcurR
Terma 81 Please c-li ard So ma.
g. 0. GOCCHER,
Marion s. estweeE Second and Third,
11Atsts, W. ], mh9sf
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Fine lot, 7-room house and stable, Elev-
enth aAd Jackson streets. $500.
Lot 8, bl IS Teryis LIST. house and In
Lots is and 10. bl IL McAleer's. sS25 and
The best lots In bl 81 Moss Cd, $50 each.
CleaYed lots In Bigelow's I'D. S75 ana VS..
81 90 Maynard's Lake Washington, SIS.
Lots aud 8, bl 90 Terry's q. $500.
Cleared lots. bl LAWYERS. $325.
Lots S and 6, hl q Yesler's lst, $526.
Furnished restaurants. S275 and Sl201
City hotel 5000. Steam laundry. Sa.
loon and Lodging house. Vacant govern
ment claims, part bottom land go. Im-
d owed ranches, $3.50 70 $1,000.
Mortgages on solid property, *lo0 TO
$40 600. City and county scrip. -
New end secondhand safes.
vernisr compass and surveying
outflt. $50. e
Furnished house and lease, center Of
town. $500.
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AN EXCELLENT MULE Tram,
~ free from blemiah and COED size. In.
q9ire 1t this office. XXX. fo13
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E:Y E:S.

VoU CAN GET YOUR EYES SCI
Il enttacAlly tested and spectacIes A..
ted In gold. silver. aluminium, xyslnite.
nickel rubber or steel
mis- In wM. III. FTNCK n IN
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srlms Ourtains. OHrsrEa CIElR1.
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FOR RENT.

3improved farms on shares.
Fruit and vegetable garden, Sis year.
farms on Lake Washington, orchard.
hay, ETC., no cash rent
Houses and rooms In ell pats OF city.
GRO. W. CRANE,
Wash. Ter. Employment Bureau. near
cor. Commercial and Washington streets,
Seattle. mis-
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FOR SALE.

I60 ACRES OF LAND. lIk MILES
AOO frem Seattle, ami ~ miles apove
Black River on the c unity roGd. Said
land 10 10 ated IN township q. sections 50
and 81. Fer further particulars write or
call upon JOHN CHRIST,
Seattle. Second street, between Main
and Washlpgton. mh2
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FOR SALE.

A FINE SUITE OF ROOMS. APPLY
IA At pOST-INTEIIIGENCER office
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WANTED.

MISREPRESENTATION
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-02-19
FOREIGN NEWS.

Notwithstanding the peace talk, all IN
rope IL evidently In state OF uhtes' anu
uncertainty as 10 the future, anu ia,e us
patches from the continent are ueciueuiy
war like. All the great powers are armine
and preparing for war In the east, Russla
Austria, and Hungary all are making ready
for conflict which cannot be lar on ioi
Russia seems determined 10 have Constan
t,nople and control OF the Bosphorus.
10 the west the relations between France
and Germany are strained 10 say the least
But few days ago the governor 81 Alsace
Lorrain Issued Nm advisory proclamation u
his people, urging the selection OF repre-.
senta,iees to the Richstag, who shall be
friendly 70 the Blsmark government, Ge:
many, he said, would insist on the retention
of those provinces, even II II endangered
the integrity Of the Empire, and the cleo
ton Of mem beers friendly 70 the govern
men. would 40 much to rel!ve the French
German tension. He said further. that
France only waits for the assurance that
her military strength is at least equal N
that OF Germany before beginning the
struggle to wipe out the disgrace Of II.
And this feeling Is re.echoed In French
kilograms.
The trial of Messrs. Dillon, sheehy,
Chilly O'Briep, ct al, for their connection
with the plan Of campaign, delivering
" incendiary speeches" conspiracy" to
Induce tenants 10 refuse 10 pey rents, &c,
began at Dublin on the 10Th. They pleaded
not guilty. Iu selecting jury, several
Roman Catholics were ordered from the
Jury box In spite of the protests of the de
PENDANTS The Justices held the prosecu-
ton had the right of dismissing these
jurors by peremtory challenge. Their re-
lection, however, has created considerable
feeling In parliament, ana II may be In.
quired into-certainly will provoke mo-
ton TO that effect. The nationalists say the
trial will result In conviction; while
Dublin spectators expect from the charac
ter of the jury, at least disagreement.
On Tuesday, Mr.. Chamberlain presented
TO conference on Irishlaffairs the draft of
a scheme tor the government OF Ireland,
which IS modification Of his former pro
posas for the establishment Of provincial
councils. He would establish an Ulster
Parliament at Belfast, and another Parlia.
ment ut Dublin, both to be subordinate 10
the imperial Parliament, the Irish bodies
holding executive authority within their
own limits but the Crown re aiming the
appointment of judges and the control of
customs and excise matters Mr.. Morely
declared his emphatic opposition to Mr.
Chamberlain's proposals. He said ii would
be impossible TO obtain the assent of the
Parnellites or of the bulk OF the Gladston.
ian liberals to the scheme, which had al,
ready been rejeeled by Mr.. Gladstone.